Russ and whoever else has a hand in Pod::Man,
Lately, I've been poking at reworking Pod::Man (as Pod::Simple::Man) to use
Pod::Simple instead of Pod::Parser, with the eventual hope of giving
Pod::Parser the solemn viking funeral that it so richly deserves.
So far, my adaptation, Pod::Simple::Man, is passing regression tests pretty
well, and I've managed to avoid too much change by writing a sort of
Pod::Parser-emulator class that Pod::Simple::Man just derives from. Will
you folks have time soon to take a look at the class (Pod::Simple::Man,
that is) and tell me if you could maintain it?
Once I'm thru messing with it in the next few days, I can cook up an
archive of the code, and the test corpus, and all the differences
(hopefully insignificant) between the output it makes and the output
Pod::Man makes, given the same input.
--
Sean M. Burke http://search.cpan.org/~sburke/
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- Re: Pod::Simple::Man Sean M. Burke
- Re: Pod::Simple::Man Russ Allbery
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